Harvest Home supper nets 31.50 and local notices
Local Leaflets report Harvest Home supper at the A M S church raised 31.50. Miscellaneous notes mention a new belt for young ladies, a melon full of shot warning against thieves, reflections on signatures for mortgages, overcoat pawning, disputes about music, neighbors with felines, and Omaha stage line news from Sidney to Red Cloud Agency with a brief about a few patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Miller
Omaha Herald
Omaha
Sidney
Hills
Red Cloud Agency
Magic City
Freund & Bro
Ferguson Street
Sharp’s
Rocky Mountain
Evans
Winchester
Whitney
Smith & Wesson
False Sidney route warned against by travel advisory
The article warns travelers about the Sidney route to the Black Hills, detailing murders and nameless graves along the road, scarce water and wood, and exorbitant tolls at Sidney crossing. It contrasts with the Cheyenne Route, praised as safe, well-provisioned, and regularly traversed, with troops guarding it and comfortable stopping points. It also covers a visit by Gen Sherman and party praising Crook and departing for the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Sidney
Plains
Agency
Union Pacific
South Platter Valley
Sidney Crossing
North Platte
Eh] Dorado
W. T. Sherman
J. D. Cameron
Fort Russell
Camp Carlin
Thayer
Trench
Gen. Reynolds
West
Gen. Sherman
Tom
Crook
Terry
Indian Campaign Outcomes and Fortunes in the Northwest
General Crook pursues hostile bands near the Black Hills with Mills and Durand detachment forces. Reports recount a siege breakout, capture of ponies and spoils, and a parley with American Horse’s band. Wounded include Lt Von Sutorius and others. Captain Sumner’s battalion repels rear attacks as the main column marches toward the Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Schwatka
Pellmell
Crook
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Little Horn
Powder River
Terry
von Sutorius
Medbron
Charles Foster
Augustus Dorn
Mills
Gruard
American Thorse
Frank White
Kennedy
McKeenan
5Th Cavalry
Col. Mason
Sergt. Schrider
Dorn
Crazy Horse
Col. Mills
Howard
Spotted Tail Agency
FF. C. Bouchet
Roman Nose
Cheyenne Agency
Sumner
Fifth Cavalry
Foster
Madden
George Cloutier
Black Hills
Clements
von Luettwitz
Lieutenant Ruble
Frank Giuard
Crook’s Expedition Sacks Sioux Village for Plunder
A courier from Gen. Crook reports a lively clash with a large Sioux village after a reconnaissance by Crook’s scouts. Col. Mills advances with 150 cavalry, attacking at dawn, capturing ponies and booty as part of a planned fall campaign.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eninuany
Renreat
Neil
Snow
Corlair
Deleowney
Virman
the Daily Leader
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Pioneer Paper of Wyoming
Advange
Shislors
Tongue River
Loth
The
Wyoming Armory
Gen. Crook
Third Cavalry
Luettwitz
Schwatka
Crawford
Ruble
Fourth Infantry
Tom Moore
Packer
Owl Creek
Seltzer
Outfit and Terme Fruc, Rug & CO
Augusta
Aing
A. Traver & Co
North Chatham
N. Y
P.O. Vickery &Co
Maine
Stiinbon & Co
Portland
Hunt & Co
Holman
Newark
United States
Parvilion
Centennial Grounds
Philadelphia
American News Co
New York
C. M. Stebbins
Stebbins & Porter
Denver
Col. Trebbins
Colorado
Rebbins
Atchison, Kansas
M. K. Post
Wyvalog
Stebbins, Post & Co
Cheyenne, Wyo
Europe
J. W. Jillich
Atchison National Bank
Marriagi Guide
Bohan
Ron Bonannan
Laxnan
R. Longman
Portland Avenue
Brooklyn
L. I. Orvicx
John Street
Chatham National Bank
E. W. Whitaker
Riggs & Co
U.S. Treasury Dept
Washington, D
M. Moses
17Th Street
Eddy
Mustang Liniment
Wly
Grand Central
Deadwood City
H. Wagner
Prop
Rus
N. J
Sewing Machine Coo
Chicago
Mys
Sewing Machine CO
New Work and
ASO
STWR
Sixteenth Street
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